架构师提供的文本描述。斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基工厂是该公司在莫斯科完成的第一个项目，并已获得多个奖项，其中包括首次授予俄罗斯项目的RIBA奖。这项计划赢得了广泛的赞誉，并被公认为莫斯科历史建筑的创新、适应性再利用设定了一个新的基准。将翻新的历史元素与新的干预措施紧密联系起来，斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基工厂已成为莫斯科的一个新的文化目的地。这个由19世纪俄罗斯领先的工业家和文化赞助者斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基家族(Stanislavsky)开发的综合性商业和文化项目，由13栋建筑组成，其中包括3万平方米的办公空间、60套豪华公寓，以及一家酒店和一家餐厅。

Text description provided by the architects. The Stanislavsky Factory is the practice's first completed project in Moscow and has already won multiple awards, including the first RIBA Award ever given to a project in Russia. The scheme has attracted widespread acclaim and is recognised as setting a new benchmark for innovative, adaptive re-use of historic buildings in Moscow. Sensitively linking refurbished historic elements and new interventions, the Stanislavsky Factory has become a new cultural destination for Moscow. Originally developed by one of Russia’s leading industrialists and cultural patrons, the Stanislavsky family, in the 19th century, this complex mixed-use business and cultural project consists of thirteen buildings including 30,000 sq m of office space and 60 luxury apartments, as well as a hotel and restaurant.

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该遗址有着非同寻常的历史，包括一座剧院，由演员康斯坦丁·斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基(Konstantin Stanislavsky)建造，他是原主的儿子，也是著名的方法表演系统的发明者。这个剧院因主办契诃夫的“樱桃园”的第一场演出而闻名，并被翻新成为莫斯科文化活动的一个新的焦点。

The site has an extraordinary history and includes a theatre, built by the actor Konstantin Stanislavsky, son of the original owner, and famed as the inventor of the Method acting system. This theatre is celebrated for hosting the first performance of Chekhov’s ‘Cherry Orchard’ and has been refurbished to become a new focal point of cultural activity in Moscow.

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这幅土地的重新发展，从一开始就被认为是一项建筑和城市景观规划。该项目的完全集成景观-也是由实践设计-无缝连接的组成部分，统一的发展作为一个整体。通过在物理上和视觉上将景观与建筑元素结合起来，这种做法创造了一个具有社会渗透性的场所-在莫斯科，这是一个全新的概念，在那里，大部分的开发都是封闭的。

The redevelopment of this site has, from the outset, been considered as both an architectural and urban landscape scheme. The project's fully integrated landscaping – also designed by the practice – seamlessly links the constituent elements, unifying the development as a whole. By physically and visually integrating the landscape with the architectural elements, the practice has created a socially permeable site – a completely new concept in Moscow, where the majority of developments are gated.

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该项目在建设和使用中都是可持续发展的典范.该计划倾向于设计良好的被动建筑，而不是过于复杂的环境系统。斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基工厂内的新建筑最大限度地利用了自然日光，同时通过智能地利用景观、砖瓦鞋底和建筑物方向，将太阳能增益降至最低。

The project is a model of sustainability both in construction and in-use. The scheme favours passive, well designed buildings rather than overly elaborate environmental systems. The new buildings within the Stanislavsky Factory maximise the use of natural daylight whilst minimising solar gain through intelligent use of landscape, brise soleils and building orientation.

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该设计不仅考虑了夏季条件，还考虑了俄罗斯严寒冬季的影响，采用了简单、成本效益高的措施，包括高隔热层和屋顶衬里，以及三层玻璃和高质量的细节，以降低供暖成本。景观内的所有照明都是通过光电传感器提供的，并提议进行若干可再生技术试验，实施风力涡轮机、雨水循环和光伏装置，并在对结果进行分析后将其整合到整个场地。

The design not only considers summer conditions but also the effects of harsh Russian winters, using simple, cost-effective measures including highly insulated claddings and roof linings as well as triple glazing and high quality detailing to reduce heating costs. All lighting incorporated within the landscape is provided via photoelectric sensors and a number of renewable technology trials implementing wind turbine, rainwater recycling and PV installations are proposed, to be integrated across the site after the outcomes have been analysed.

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